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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05
Sale OF JeweIry. Etc.

Inc Sheriff g sale Of the jewelry estab-
iishmens of P. Steler will take place to-
Gay at IL o'clock at the old Dunkle build
ing, at tho corner OF Main and Clark
streets, and not in Bartlett's building, as
heretofore published. This will be q rare
chance to purchase jewelry. etc., at greatly
reduced prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05
I,alisade hotel.

The restaurant attached to the Palisade
Hotel has just been opened by Miss Lizzie
Pratt. A first.class French cook has been
employed. aud the table furnished with all
the delicacies of the season. Special 40.
to travellers and families.
The rooms are large and airy, and have all
been reftted and refurnished. A first
class hotel in every particular.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05
Eureka Skating Rink.

This popular place OF amusement il
again open. Mr.. Mckay, the proprietor,
will use his best efforts to make II
pleasant for his patrons. Music will be
in attendance at stated intervals. There will
be morning and evening sessions; also in
the afternoons, when practicable, Pains
will be taken to assist new beginners.
The price OF admission will be as usual.
Monthly tickets on sale at the Rink. "
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05
Change I'm the Jury Laws.

Pennsylvania is meditating an impor-
tant change In its jury laws. The Judici-
airy Committee of the Legislature, at
present in session, have reported favorably
o bill 10 allow two.thirds Of 3 jury to
bring in verdict in both civil and Grim.
inal cases.
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Notice to Creditors.

Persons indebted to our firm are re.
to make immediate payment, as
are DESTROYS Of having all outstanding
indebtedness closed up the first of the
new year. Persons having bills against
will please present them.
TAssELL BROTHERS.
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nine I.audanum Route.

Annie Davis committed suicide at Can.
delaria, February %, by taking laudsnum.
quarrel with her lover, John Bennetts,
supplemented by a protracted spree. is
cited as the cause of her decision TO take a
short cut to eternity by the laudanum
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05
sold ON a CountcrfeIt Neal.

The Wisconsin Legislature has q sensa-
ton. One OF the statesmen recently paid
$500 for an express package which Is uni
versally believed 10 have contained saw
dust. The express agents think that the
politician tried to make Q deal in counter
felt money and fell q victim to the usual
game.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05

Jackson House,. NJ. MoFadden, G.
McFadden, San Francisco; Frank Paul.
Hamilton; Pat Finnegan, Prospect Mount
ain.
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The Rink.

Notwithstanding the warm weather for
the last few days, the ice at the rink was in
good condition last night, and quite a
number were in attendance. The Star
Band is engaged for tonight. and q good
time is assured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05

Fashionable dressmaker, just from the
East. Opposite Mrs. Plumhof's resi-
dsnce.
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
IA that they must not throw hot ashes in
the public streets. This Is the last notice l
propose to give. and amy person or persons
caught transgressing this order will have to
take the consequences of the law.
w. H. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
Eureka, New. Feb. 5, 1887. f6-tf
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
J Riddle II Donnelly
4 T Edwards Mrs W 8 Beard d son
II Gilman
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W. H. Stowell. druggist and assayer
No 8 Main street.
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M.
OF the White House
Clothing Em DOrfum.

Is selling his immense stock Of Winter
clothing, and all other goods, at greatly
reduced prices. Bargain seekers will do
to examine my stock before buying
else where, NJ. KARsKY.
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$40 REWARD 4!

OR STOLEN. LARGE STRAW
- berry roam cow, branded M. ~. with
quarter circle on left hip; tip Of right horn
Return to
JOHN GREENWOOD, Raby Hill.
Eureka, March 2, 1887. mhS-lw+
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FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY

200 dozen Lydies' Heavy Merino vests
and Drawer reduced to so cents apiece.
IS dozen Ladies' White Lambs Wool
Vests and Drawers reduced from
81 so to 81 o0 apiece.
70 dozen Ladies' Colored Lisle Thread
Hose reduced to. .,...... rs cents apair
16 yards P. K
IN Yards wide Turkey Red Table Linen
reduced to. ........... e5 cents per yard.
60 dozen Colofed Bordered Handker-
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Our Double Wide Armure Dress Goods
reduced to. .........1 2h cents per yard.
Our Scotch Plaids. .....12A cents per yard.
Our 36.inch wide Cashmeres, in all
shades, reduced to. 20 cents per yard.
Ladies' White Muslin Chemise. .25c each.
EaLadies' White Muslin Drawers .25cts . pair.
Oomforters reduced to......7 rs cents apiece.
2-button Genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves,
7h canta A nafr.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-12-01
WISCONSIN.

Commander Grifi his, of the Wisconsin
department of the Grand Army, has notified
the Governor that the State Veterans HI me
at Waupsca is low open for the care Of de-
pendent Uniol veterans. their wives or
widows The home was established by the
Grand Army, but the State pays three dol
lars per week for the maintenance of each
inmate.
John W. Brown, the postmaster of Fair
Water, who was assaulted by robbers, hay-
ing become violently insane was recently
taken to the asylum at Oshkosh
Jonathan I.arkin, once Territorial Treas
urer of Wisconsin, died the other day at
his home near Madison, aged eighty-three
years.
The case against Margaret Wright, who
with Dan Allen was charged at Neilsville
with the murder of her husband has been
dismissed, she having given evidence for the
State against Allen
L p Pahl's brewery at Oconto was burned
the other afternoon Loss 500 900; insur-
ance, $4,000
Cohen, Finn i Co, proprietors Of two
stores at Ashland, Ashland County. dry
goods and mems clothing, have made vol
untarv assignment TO NJ J. Hart He gave
a bond for $50, 600 which is supposed to
By ruling Of the Wisconsin Supreme
Court, the law compelling insurance COM
panies doing business in the State 10 take
out license is a dead letter For failure to
pay the legal penalties prescribed for not
taking out license, judgments aggTegaJing
several hundred thousand dollars were OBJ
tanned against about forty companies In a
test case the Supreme Court reversed the
Judgment on the ground chat the law did
not reach the companies and other com
panies have since taken an appeal to that
court These companies gre minor ones,
located in Georgia, Vermont Alabama, Iowa,
Kentucky and interior New York, but
Judgments against them aggregate So. 600
Congressman Guenther viii ask for an
appropriation to improve the harbor at
Fond du Lac.
John Lynch, Fond du Lac brakeman,
was killed while coupling cars at BTillion,
Calumet County, the other night
Mrs. Mary Richards, aged thirty five years.
and living at Ti.den, thirty miles north Of
Eau Claire, shot herself through the heart
recently while laboring under a fit OF in
sanity The weapon was a 32-caliber re-
volver, and caused death instantly Tie
unfortunate woman leaves husband aud
four children She made an unsuccessful
effort not long ago in an attemps to sufeide
by drowning.
John E burton has fled q mortgage for
$3.50 900 n Ashland, Ashland County. in
favor Of the Central Trust Company Of
New York, on mining. real-es5ats nLd ash6r
property The money. il is said, viii be
used to help tn Burton mines out OF rinan-
oial faculties
II is rumored that General Gibbon will %
appointed TO su coed General IecSb sharp as
commandant o. the National Soldiers Home
at Milwaukee General Gibbon was recently
In the city and visited the homa
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


On the 9th a warrant was issued for the
arrest of John Dillon. one of the most capa-
bic of Parnelrs lieutenants.
IT was apparent from Lord Salisburys
speech delivered before the meeting of the
National Union of Conservatives at oxford
ON the 24th that the Premier feels that he
is absolutely dependent upon the support
OF the liberal UniOnists. and said that he
did not intend TO propose increased powers
of local government i'll Ireland until there
was a marked change there
PRESIDENT GREvY declared on the oath
that il was his intention to resign.
The Government of New South Wales has
offered to American inventors a reward of
1928 900 for any process or contrivance
that would exterminaJe rabbits, which have
become pest throughout Australia and
New Zealand
BoGoTA United States of Colombia) adj
vices of the 25th stated that thousands of
Colombians in certain districts are annually
stolen and sold into slavery of the vilest
character and that hundreds were killed
in conflict, their bodies being left unburied
1T was the opinion of Mr.. Balfour, Chief
Secretary for Ireland. on the 25th. that
Editor 0Brien could not be subjected to the
usual prison discipline, because he has sue
ceeded in sheltering himself under o
lneUtcal opinion tIdl us lungs are NclICdtr
and his heart acton weak.
PARIS advices of the 25th state that Pres
ident Grevy was stubbornly resisting the
demands for his immediate resignation.
The newspapers unanimously condemned
the prolongation of the crisis.
The President in the German Reichstag on
the 25th read telegram from the Crown
Prince in response to a message of SYM
pathy sent by that body, thanking them for
their sympathy, and expressing the hope
that the favorable turn in his ailment
which had already resulted from his stay in
the south, would permit him to resume to
the full extent his duties to the fatherland
WILLIAM BEACH won the sculliHg race for
the worlds championship over Edward
Hanlan by two lengths at Sidney, n W,
on the 26th.
CHARLES A. GIILIG, of the American Ex-
change, London, is responsible for the
statement that Mr. Gladstone Will visit this
country in April
IT was reported from London on the 9th
that Mr. Parneil was suffering from malig-
nant tumOr of cancerous nature
BECAUSE OF a demand by cigar-makers
for increased wages ninety-tive cigar fac
tories in Havana, Cuba, employing twelve
thousand men, were shut down on the
18th
LETTERS received in London on the 2Sth
| from the upper Congo state that Tippo
| lib had not sent the promised carriers TO
| Stanleys rear guard at Yambuya to con-
| yey stores for Emin Bey, and that Stanley
had proceeded without them. Many of the
men had died from starvation.
FIRE destroyed n school building at
| Observation-Disclosures, Russia. recently, and
( sixteen girls persisted in the flames
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m EASTERN SIBERIA.
Travellers Description of a Dance In
KamSchatka.


Kamschatka.
A dance had just ceased as we ar
rived, and we took our seats in placid
ignorance Of what was in store for us.
Presently the squeak of the fiddle was
heard, and instantly the ladies rushed
in search of partners. There was a
great move in the direction of the two
Swedes and the rest of the party; and
as became modest old bachelor l
prepared to fare tapiSserie with the
papas and mammas. But it was des-
tined 10 be otherwise, for on rails
ing my eyes found that two
fair damsels were suing for the
honor of my hand. The
young women were not beautiful.
However, there was no time
to be lost The seal hunter, the Amer
lean niger and the tall Swede were
already hard at it, aud slipping my
arm round the waist of the nearest fair
one plunged blindly into the dance
The affair was simple enough at first
The dance merely consisted in shutting
slowly round the room side by side,
the gentleman with his left arm free,
the lady accompanying the music with
a sort of monotonous chant Time
was Of no particular object, and smok-
ing was permitted; and as we had par
taken neither Of the cranberries nor
the corn brandy, we felt as well as
could be expected under the circum-
stances. 1t was not for long, how
ever. Suddenly the music stoppedi
every body clapped hands; and short
and stern. the order rang out in Rus
slams kiss" There are moments
in which even the stoutest spirit
4uails. l turned q despairing glance
ON my partner and my heart sank
within me. All hope was gone! We
all know how in moments Of supreme
emotion the most trivial details be-
came indelibly stamped upon the mind.
The scene is now before me. j saw
the red-haired seal-hunter bend down
to meet his fate like q hero. his green
tie dangling in the air. l saw gall
liant officer who had served her Majesty
in many chimes struggle nObly to the
last Slowly my partners arms
dragged me down tbs lips
stole upward / neryed mysei' for a
final effort and all was 0yer'
Before the next dance I had fed The
Cruise Of the Aarchesa
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LATER.

THE President has appointed James i.
Chess OF Indiana 10 be United States
counsel at Durango, Mex.
The Cameron elevator at Mason City,
Iowa, was burned on the 18th, with 23,OOi
bushels OF grain. Loss Sl5,OOo, insurance
ZOOS.
ATIeCrosse, Wis, a jury found DIR. j. j..
Mcdonald, age 50, and twice married, guilty
of criminal assault upon a girl eleven
years of age.
TaE attorney general has been requested
By Secretary Lamar to bring civil suits
gainst Neagle a Co. and Mcdough q Casey
II Idaho tor timber tresspass.
Cry Treasurer Shipley, OF Faribsult,
Mimi. shot himself Tuesday afternoon in
the basement of his restaurant, in period
Of temporary insanity, dying speedily.
Tue Court of Appeals of New York orders
a new trial for Jacob Sharp, on the ground
that inadmisable testimony against him
was allowed TO 90 TO the jury in the former
trial.
The defense in the Arensdorf trial at
sioux City, Ia, are putting in testimony TO
show an ali for the accused. IL is current
opinion there that the jury will disagree, as
IN the frSt trial.
Al New York city, at 10 D. m. Tuesday,
after four and half hours deliberation,
q jury brought in n verdict OF guilty in
the case of Most. Judge COwing said that
the verdict was proper one.
AT Lake Benton, Mimi, J. y. Jensen, age
q, fell from the wind mill at the water tank
striking upon moving freight train crush
ing his head and breaking his arms and legs
de died in two hours He had been married
four weeks.
A MAN named Barber, living miles from
Amboy. Blue Earth County, Mimi, muir
dered his wife by cutting her throat on
Monday. and killed himself with q pistol.
Roth vera HfSSOiffrp and lived a nrarrai-
some life
Al Huron, OAK j. Il Gowan and his
daughter were found in their house
asphyxiated from coal gas from the stove.
When found the girl was but just alive, but
could not be saved. GCwan was dead and
his body frozen.
Fire broke out in the third story Of the
Skies block, Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis,
and the damage from fire and water
reached $500, with light insurance. The
first floor was occupied by stores, the
goods being about ruined by water.
W. E CARPENTER, OF the jewelry firm of
Myers * Carpenter, St Paul, MINI, died
Unexpectedly soon after midnight Wednes-
day morning. His age was 30. The inter
fnent win be- at Lebanon, y. II, the former
home CT no deceased and wife.
NEAR Oakland. H., the wife Of a farmer
apparently died and her body was placed
in a coffin tor burial. Suddenly she was
restored to consciousness and tainted at
discovering her surroundings She was
| taken TO her bed and soon gave birth 20 q
healthy rnale child, and both mother and
babe are doing well
The appellate court at Chicago has
granted n supersedas in the doodle case
against Commissioners VanpelI VIZ q,
Varnell, Leyden and Ochs under peniten-
tiarv sentence. The execution of the
sentence is suspended until arguments may
be made on the errors claimed by the
accused.
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The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts.
FROM WASHiNcToH.


ArToESET-GESERAL GARLAND, in a letter
to Secretary Lamar on the 22d, rendered
an important decision in regard 70 the land
grant claims He construed the act A.
granting priority to bona-fde settlers
THIS years tobacco crop falls far below
the average The Eastern and Western leaf
crops and all the market stocks OF the
United States make up 300, 600. 600 pounds,
against 5Il. 900. 900 the preceding year
TIE First Assistant Postmasler-Gene
In his annual report issued on the 26th,
showed that the whole number of post
Offices in the country was 30, l57, OF which
2, 1876 are Presidential Offices
The coinage OF the year as given in the
annual report of the Director OF the Mint at
Washington, issued ON the 26Ih was as
follows: Gold 3.724, 100 pieces. value
so. 1913. 279; silver Il, 23I, PISS pieces.
value S3i, 1866, 4S3; minor coins 80, 166,
500 piec =. value SS43. $50; value OF gold
bars manufactured, SOS, ISIS, 953; silver
bars. 81. 4Sl GIL
TIE exchanges at twenty-six leading
clearing houses in the United States dur
ing the week nded on the Doth aggregated
S9I1. 9Ss. 800 against 81, LIS. 90, 63S the
previous week As compared with the cor
responding week of 1856, the increase
amounts 10 10 8 per cent
Il his annual report the behera super
intendent Of the I4ife-Saving Service show
that the service embraced 2ls stations "a
the close Of the last fiscal year. The tote
mum Der of disasters within the field of sta
ton operations was 49,. the total value OF
the property involved -, I72, 600 and the
total value Of the property saved 50. SS1,
600. The people involved numbered 6,60l,
OF whom but IS were lost.
TIE stock Of wheat in ght IN this cOun-
try at the close Of business on the 2Sth was
80. 362 90 bushels. OF corn 624l, y
bushels, and Of oats. g. 502, ~ 1 bushels
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MINNESOTA.

A contract for two pumping engines Of
Is, 600, 900 gallons capacity each for the
city water woT6s of Minneapolis Mimi. was
let to Henry r. WOrthin gton, OF New York
They Will cost 1925. 900. and are the largest
pair west of Philadelphia
The Northern Pacific is now running
fast mail train from St Paul TO the Pacific
coast, connecting at that point with the
fast mail on the Milwaukee road
Mrs Herman Gaul. of Greenfield, Ger
man lady, aged sixty years. was found dead
in her chair the other evening. she had
not been previously i'll, and it was believed
she died from apOpleXy.
1t is believed that the Illinois Central rail-
road viii soon extend its lines to st. Paul.
The proposition to appropriate $50, 600
for the construction Of a complete system
of water-works az PlreslOne City rece we'd
a majority of 1l6 votes ut the recent
special election
The temporary quarters for deserving
soldiers is now ready for .he reception of
its guests 1t is located near MInnehaha
Falls and viii be utilized until the perma-
nent home is erected next year
John Wawrignak, not John Benson, as
mistakenly announced, who was killed by
beng precipitated against a post recently
in jumping from a working train, was a
Polander, about 40 years of age. He has a
wife and SIX children residing in Winona
The grand jury Of Otter Tail County has
returned four indictments against Pattee &
Rea, of Pelican Rapids. and four against W
G. Crandal, of the same place, for selling
liquor without a license Both are drug
gists. and the town voted no license last
spring
The understanding season is practically
finished in Minnesota About 20. coo, 600
feet of lumber, or go, 600, 600 less than last
year, has been cut
The drug house of Pechstein & Drew in
Mazeppa, Wabasha County, has recently
made an assignment The liabilities are
very large.
John Bruggemann. an old resident Of St
Paul aged sixty two, retired in perfect
health the other night 1t is supposed that
he left the gas burning in his room and it
was blown out by dTaugbt He was found
next morning in an unconscious condition,
in which h rem lined until he died Every
effort was made TO resuscitats him, but hc
never regainoi consciousness
Jacob linden, q Duluth carpenter. fell
from a scaffold some ltimc ago and broke
his neck He is still living, and It was be-
lieved that ne would entirely recover
Some real-estlt dealers in St. Paul recent
" sent 10 the President adced to a lot in
suburb Of that city named Cleveland Park
The President has returned the deed with
Letter declining to re GIVE it
At an election held Royalton. Morrison
County, for the purpose of voting on the
incorporation as q village, was carried BY a
vote of three to one for Incorporation
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THE EAST.

IL trying 10 get a Jury to Try Johann
Most at New York on the 22d, nearly all
the men examined expressed an aversion
for anarchy in general, and a particular
aversion for the defendant
GEORGE FRASCIs TRAIN has given up the
intention of expatriat.on He stated on
the 22l that his daughter Sue" the chill
dren, and the birds were pulling him back
TO 81 ldisOn Square
JoHN MCKAY defeated Peter Conley. in a
three-mile boat race at Boston on the 22d,
by several lengths, in 81 minutes and 80
seconds
JOHANN MOsr was put on trial on the 23d
at New York. and the State rested it's case
after proving that Most made a threatening
speech. concluding with the words. A." l am
an Anarchist. Rise, anarchy Long may
it liveI" reporter testified that he did
not take notes at the meeting because he did
not want to be carried out dead "
TIE notorious owl" gang and number
! OF Italians engaged in a fight at Pittsburgh
on the 9th. two men being shot and
twelve or fifteen otherwise wounded, but
none received fatal injuries
Oh the Baltimore & Ohio road on the
I 25th, about fifteen miles south of Pitts
buTgh, three men We're killed and five 9th
eTs injured in G coils on
about the iron furnished by the iron COM
pany for them to work the Kittanning pa }
iron mill shut Gown indefinitely on the 25th.
Three hundred men are thus thrown out of
employment
AT Philadelphia on the 18th Littlewood
won the six-diys walking match by score
Uf $50 miles and one lap
on account of poor business, the Ameri-
can Bank of Pittsburgh, Pa, closed its
doors on the 26th.
HENRY EBEET, in a quarrel on the 9th st
Jersey City, \. j.. shot his wife dead and
then killed himself
The New York firm of Billings & Wet
more. who claimed a capital of $50. 600,
failed on the 2Sth
Is a mine near Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the
2sth two miners were caught and crushed
TO death in a fall of rock and coal
TIE strike in the Buffalo u. " Union
Stock Yards ended on the 2Sth, the strikers
returning TO work without having gained
their ugiuL